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Artist Sue Sachs marries the look of cutlery from an enchanting garden party with a forgotten era of craftsmanship to create these pewter forks and spoons that are both historical and ethereal. Sachs finds inspiration from nature, and she loves working on a small-scale to create sculptural pieces out of beautiful metal. Tiny details, fluid lines and smooth polishing will make them a refined, but rustic addition to the dinner table. Their lovely imperfections and individual appearances are reminders of how commercial and manufactured our dishes are, and it is refreshing to see the handmade touches and spirit of these pieces. Handmade in New Jersey. Sold as a pair.
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